I play computer games. (never)
A. I never play computer games.
B. I play never computer games.
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A. We should get in the room
B. The room is only for the staff
C. We can meet a director in this room
D. The staff cannot get it
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A. Where?
B. When?
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We ………………………………………………………………………………. (not play) chess but now we do.
A. used to not playing
B. didn’t use to play
C. used to didn’t play
D. used not to play
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Rewrite this sentence using a modal verb: If it snows tomorrow, we can go skiing.
A. If it snows tomorrow, we might go skiing.
B. If it snows tomorrow, we will go skiing.
C. If it snows tomorrow, we should go skiing.
D. If it snows tomorrow, we may go skiing.